Which operations are correct when adding multiple hosts to shared storage in FusionCompute?

When adding multiple hosts to shared storage in FusionCompute, the operation of checking the corresponding host when adding data storage is essential and reflects correct practice. This method ensures that each host is adequately recognized and integrated within the storage system, allowing for proper resource allocation and management.

In a shared storage environment, each host must be distinctly identified to avoid resource conflicts and to maintain efficient access to shared volumes. By checking the corresponding host, administrators can effectively synchronize storage settings, permissions, and configurations for each host, which is crucial for optimal performance and reliability in a cloud infrastructure.

Other operations, such as selecting all hosts when initializing storage resources or selecting only one host when associating storage devices, may lead to inefficiencies or limitations in the shared storage environment. Additionally, selecting hosts sequentially while initializing could also expose the system to potential misconfigurations or missed opportunities for optimal setup, as shared storage is generally intended for simultaneous access by multiple hosts rather than a one-at-a-time association. Thus, the specific focus on checking each host during the data storage addition process is a best practice for ensuring seamless integration and functionality in a cloud computing scenario.